Director Raoul Walsh was
Director Raoul Walsh was great as a flamboyant, sexpot who, like the rest of the cast (including Leonard Maltin), can't stand talking about love. He had to work that way in the movie, and what he did was he made it so he could be honest and to himself. The movie is filled with this kind of real-life situation, and the real-life relationships are not portrayed. Instead, they are portrayed
Director Raoul Walsh was in the film, and he helped with the story, as well. This is the kind of film you expect on the big screen, and it's not as bad as some other westerns, but it still has some of the more idiotic ideas. There's no point in giving it a 1 or least, because this is just another big story, and I don't think any of it can ever be saved.